Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-19

evening at $50 o'clock laid down on track
near Nanaimo,itis supposed while intoxica-
ted, and was run over by train and cut in
two. Deceased was 45 years old, and
leaves q wife and family in England
The Emmons' Conspiracy Case.
Copyi9a, 1887, By Tie California Associated Press
YREKA, October 1sth.-Lawyer Emmons,
charged with misde amor in exciting mob
law at Sissons, had his trial continued to
November I'd, on an affidavit of his attor-
ney that he was sick in Chico and unable
to appear. He endeavored to get a post
ponement without sending lawyer, but
Judge Scofield refused to entertain anv re-
quest except by motion when the case was
called. Hence his partner came up this
morning.
Cardinal Gibbons in Santa Clara.
coPyigt, 1857, 6H a.e Califonia Associated Pre,s
SAN JOSE October lSth.-Cardinal Glib
bons and party visited Santa Clara College
this morning, and in the afternoon were
entertained by the pupils of Notre Dame
College and the parochial schools of San
Jose. Interesting literary exercises were
had, and addresses and songs of greeting
by pupils were feelingly responded to by
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Riordan
and Gross. In the evening an elaborate
reception was rendered the distinguished
divlnes by the pupils of Santa Clara College |
The Champion of TeetotaIism.
Copyright, 1887, by Gte California As,Ociaied Press.
PETALUMA, October 1Sth.-J P. st. John,
Ex-Governor of Kansas lectured on pro-
hibilion at the Opera House. under the
auspices of the Prohibition Club of this
city. The house was packed. The stage
was beautifully decorated with flowers
AS the speaker appeared rounds of applause
greeted him.
Another Woodland Fire.
lCOpgigh, 1887. by tie California Associated Press
WOODLAND, October lSth.--This morning
| at Sis o'clOck the residence of w. w. Por-
ter. on the corner of College street and Lin
/ coin avenue became iguted and burned to
the ground. The fre-eneine IS not yet
repaired, and no means existed to fight the
flames except garden hose and buckets 1t
| is q miracle that the entire block of fine
| residences did not burn, as stiff breeze
was blowing. The origin of the fire is
| complete mystery, as no fire had existed in
the house since the evening previous. Loss,
| $1,000.
Death on the Rail
Copyright 1857, Gy Ite CGlfornra Associated Pres.
MARTINEZ, October 1Sth.-The special
freight train running west last night COM
who was lying on the track, seyering his
head from The body, and otherwise fright
fully manghng him. He gave his name ID
parties who sew him in town in the eTen-
ing as Anderson. Nothing was found to
identify him. He was about thirty. five
years old, heavy set, with sandy moustache
and reddish hair.
Cheaper Fares to Oregon.
SAN FRANclsco, October 1Sth.-[Special.l
AT d N eetlng of the Railroad Commission
ers to-day, Commissioner Abbott stated
that he Lad had a conversation with
L. II. Goodman, General Passenger Agent
of the Southern Pacific system, and had
been informed that the company was max
ing inquiries relative to reduction in fares
on the California and Oregon line Just
what the reduction will be- however had
not been determined on.
The MarysviIie kidnapping Case.
ICopWigt, 1851 By The California Associated FRESH
MARYsvILLE. October 1sth.-Rs II. Nc
Ilmoil and w. II. johnson to day had
preliminary examination in the Justices
Court, on a charge of kidnapping two chill
dren of the former. Both men were held
to answer, with bail fixed at So 500 each.
McIlmoil and wife had separated, and
divorce suit is pending between them.
The SonomR Fire.
ICepy70tt, 1887, by TIE California Associated Frcssi
SANTA Rosa, October ISth.-Conrad Pts
ter, who lives in the vicinity OF the late fire
at the head of Mark West creek, came to
town to-day and reported that the fire had
commenced burning afresh last night and
had destroyed his house and did more
damage to fencing, but that it is about ex-
tinguished to-day.
Fire Caused by Gamins
.COpwiSA, 1857. by he California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, October 1Sth.-Sixty tons of
hay, together with barn and tankhouse.
belonging to o. J. Reaves, on the corner of
Virginia and Fourth streets, were DESTROYED
by fire this afternoon. The grass in the
vicinity had been set atire by boys, and the
ftames spread to the barn.
Are Japanese Legally Human
Copyright, 1887, by The California Associated Press
SAN RAFAEL, October 18th-John Will
son, the man who some time ago shot
japanese waiter in the back of the head.
was found guilty to-day of simple assault
and was sentenced 10 sixty days in the
County Jail.
Marin in the Fashion.
lCopygh, 1887, by he California Assocated Press.
SAN RAFAEL, October l8th.-A big brush
| fire has been raging all the afternoon a few
miles northwest of San Rafael, and large
area has been burned over.
A Placer Pioneer Gone.
lCoprgh 1857, by t.e foTniG 1.ssocicted Press
AUBURN October lSth-John Bennett
| a native OF New York, aged Is years, died
| here this morning. He was a phone er in
Placer county, and held the offices of Pub
| lie Administrator and Coroner
A Mystery of the Woods.
Copyright 1857, by the California issocia.ed Pres,l
AUBURN. October 1Sth.-Thomas Phil
| lips, aged 81 years, native of Cornwall
! England, was found dead on the Auburn
road to-day, near Newcastle The cause of
| death is unknown.
Freight Train Wrecked.
Copwi0, 1857 by 0le California Associated Press
IEHACHAPI, October 18th. - A freight
train going north was wrecked badly near
| Rowan this forenoon. Express No. 20 re-
turned here. No. Is lays at Moiave. The
track will be open sometime Tomorrow.
| Lowenthal Out of Jail.
| SAX FRANCISCO, October 1Sth.-TSpecial !
| H. ID. Lowenthal this evening obtained
writ OF habeas corpus from Chief Justice
Searls, OF the Supreme Court. He is now
out on 300 bail pending hearing for con-
| tempt.
What Brandreth's Pills 70.
| In Brandreth S Pills the true life medi.
| cine has been found cnp, r,,ea3 -, ~ - =